Rvbbe, and A great Cast Epigrams. By Thomas Freeman |
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Epigram. 25. In Selinum.
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Rvbbe, and A great Cast | ||
Epigram. 25. In Selinum.
They say Selinus writes exceeding well,Till he of Bacchus grape too deepely tast,
For then is his Minerua quite displast,
How contrary to that which Poets tell,
Of Ioues strange breeding, stranger nursing vaine,
Selinus wit is breecht when wine's in's braine.
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